nanming man

Chapter 1079 Liaodong Immigrants
The mountain city was breached, and the remnants of the Manchu and Qing Dynasties that existed in the regime were all wiped out by the Wei army.

The North Koreans carried out a bloody cleansing of the Eight Banners and their family members in the territory. The Eight Banners and their families who lost their asylum in North Korea were beaten to death and women were insulted. Just like other ethnic groups that destroyed the country, they encountered a tragic situation. .

Gao Yihuan decided to return to the pass after the Wei army captured the mountain city.

Originally, Gao Yihuan planned to cross the sea from North Korea to return to Shandong, but because of the war with Nanming, Gao Yihuan finally decided to return to Chang'an by land just to be on the safe side.

Outside the customs, at the estuary of the Liaohe River, many sea-going ships berthed here, and the peasants carried grain and supplies from the ships and went up the Liaohe River.

Gao Yihuan and his party rode horses and galloped. On the plain not far from Liaoyang, there were endless tents. Many people who migrated from the barren land in northern Shaanxi will be resettled here.

On the way back to the pass, Gao Yihuan stopped by here to inspect the resettlement of the people.

The Liaohe Plain is very fertile. Before Nurhachi's rebellion, at least 200 million people lived here. It was once very prosperous, but now it has become a barren wilderness.

At this time, with the colonization of the disciples of Wei State, the land of Liaodong gradually regained some vitality, and some figures appeared.

After a group of people entered the Liaohe Plain, they could see the smoke rising from time to time, and saw the people cutting wood to build houses and clearing the land.

"Your Majesty, there are a total of 10 people who moved into Liaodong this time. I plan to resettle along the Liaohe River and set up ten towns with 1 people each, extending all the way to Liaoyang. After the next batch of people arrive, Shenyang and Fushun will be restored. " Sun Yucheng followed Gao Yihuan on horseback, he said as he walked.

Gao Yihuan nodded slightly, "It takes time and effort to transport materials by land. It is indeed convenient to place the people on the plains on both sides of the Liaohe River. In the future, the fur and ginseng produced in Liaodong can be easily transported to the mouth of the river through the river, and then transferred to the sea. It can be transported to Shandong, or even to the south of the Yangtze River, and the materials and food in the pass can also be transported to the Liaohe Plain through the river!"

Gao Yihuan looked at the busy people and praised: "The Qing family's arrangement is very good! The land outside the pass is fertile and rich in products. After development, the environment is no worse than that inside the pass, at least better than barren places such as northern Shaanxi. The Ciqing family must allow these people to settle down here and make them richer than when they were in northern Shaanxi, so that more people will come spontaneously."

For a local economy to be good, in addition to having a suitable climate, suitable for survival, rich products, and its own characteristics, it also needs convenient transportation and smooth roads.

Liaodong has such conditions. According to Sun Yucheng's plan, the Liaohe River is used as the line, the towns are used as points, and the points are connected. In a few decades, this place can be redeveloped.

At this time, Gao Yihuan and his party galloped to a temporary camp where the common people were housed.

The soldiers of the Wei army guarding the camp saw a large army of horses approaching, and hurried out to meet them.

Sun Yucheng said: "The land of Liaodong is vast and sparsely populated. There are still some remnants of Jian slaves in the mountains and forests who have not been wiped out. There are savage tribes in the north. They often enter the Liaohe plain and attack villages. Therefore, each town has more than 300 people. Guardsmen!"

Even if you are poor in Guannei, you don't have to worry about being headed in the middle of the night, but in Liaodong, you are in danger of being attacked in the middle of the night.

For the vast majority of people, they would rather be poor than have their heads removed in the middle of the night.

After all, ordinary people like stability. If their lives are always threatened, the people who migrated may return.

Gao Yihuan said in a deep voice: "I will send people to sweep away the remnants of Manchuria around and the savage tribes in the north, so as to give the people a safe environment."

"Your Majesty is wise!" Sun Yucheng hurriedly saluted, "On behalf of the people, I thank Your Majesty!"

Gao Yihuan waved his hand, "This is what I should do. I hope you can settle the people in Liaodong well. If you have any requests, you can ask me."

Sun Yucheng was not polite when he heard the words, and immediately said: "Your Majesty! There is really a problem in Liaodong now, that is, there is a lack of officials, especially the low-level officials to manage the people."

Gao Yihuan listened to him and continued: "Although the imperial court has appointed officials, there is a shortage of scribes, yamen servants, Zaoli, and treasury officials. Most of them need to be literate, and it is difficult to recruit among the common people."

Gao Yihuan nodded slightly. The people who migrated from northern Shaanxi are indeed relatively poor, and few of them can read and write. Recruit some of them."

At this time, while walking and talking, they had already arrived at the camp, and the common people greeted Gao Yi cautiously. Gao Yihuan couldn't help asking, "Have the cotton clothes and food been in place?"

Outside the customs, one is to keep warm, and the other is to eat. These two things cannot be missed.

Sun Yucheng smiled and said: "Your Majesty, don't worry, the imperial court brought a lot of sweet potatoes and corn from the pass. There is enough food for the time being, and there is no need to worry about cotton clothes. The imperial court has already distributed a batch to the people. Now that the wooden house is built, there are firewood everywhere. Don't worry, Your Majesty."

Gao Yihuan nodded, and then reminded: "That's good, but don't cut down randomly!"

This is a young official. Hearing that the emperor and the governor are coming, he hastily led a group of people to pay his respects.

The officials took them to salute, and the common people could hardly see the county magistrate, so it was inevitable that they were a little panicked and nervous at this time.

Gao Yihuan showed his iconic fatherly smile, waved his hands and said, "Everyone, don't be restrained and panic. I came here today to check on everyone's situation. Hear what problems and worries you have, and I will do my best to help you solve them!"

After finishing speaking, Gao Yihuan raised his hand, motioned for everyone to stand up, and then said, "No courtesy! Tell me what you want!"

After hearing the words and thanking them, the common people stood up one after another. After discussing for a while, an old man saluted and said, "Your Majesty, the Caomin and others have nothing to worry about. The court land has been divided, and the seeds and cattle have been distributed. The Caomin will wait for the spring to sow seeds." gone."

Gao Yihuan saw that the old man looked familiar. Looking back, he seemed to have seen him before when he was inspecting in Yan'an, so he said with a smile, "Then will you run away this time?"

The old man was startled, and hurriedly knelt down and replied: "Report to Your Majesty, this time I won't run away, it's all my own land, there is land to grow, and the grass people will settle here."

Gao Yihuan's satisfied smile made the old man stand up and comforted him, saying that he would be exempted from tax for three years so that the people could live in peace of mind.

After conquering North Korea, Gao Yihuan decided to use North Koreans to make up for the gap in the military farm tenants, while the Han people who migrated were no longer forced to farm the military farmland.

(End of this chapter)